Five Fall Favorites- Top Five of 2020!

Today is the last day of the Five Fall Favorites party! Oh no! But don’t worry– this party takes place every year, if the Lord doesn’t return before then! (Wouldn’t it be great if He did?!)

I have a big bike rack with bikes right here! Just in case you’re still sleepy since I posted this so early (hint: I scheduled it 😛 ), grab a bike and go for a quick spin! Don’t forget to come back and read about my top 5 favorite books that I’ve read in 2020 so far. (This may be a little difficult, but I’ll do my best!)

To Die Is Gain by Stephanie Wesco (my review)

This book touched my heart. Mrs. Wesco shares her joys and struggles in it, and the testimony of she and her husband was so inspiring. I highly recommend this book!

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sorry, these aren’t in order

link to Goodreads for The Land of Cotton

The Battle for Heritage series by Ryana Lynn Miller (my review of The Land of Cotton)

These books are wonderful! The historical information is very interesting, while the Masons and their friends and family give me a compelling reason to keep reading! Written from a Confederate viewpoint on the War Between the States, this series will challenge you to take a look at the side of the story not often told. But whether you are a Northerner or a Southerner, you will find these books interesting!

Home Fires of the Great War by Rebekah A. Morris (my review)

This book was wonderful! It had funny moment, sweet moments, tearful moments and more… and it also challenged me to write better letters! Read my review if you’d like to learn more. 😉

Preacher on the Run by Jayna Baas (my review)

I actually beta-read this book before 2020, but it was published this year and I read the print copy this year, so does that count? 😉 This book is amazing: Baptist history, great writing, and part of history that is not often covered!

Tattered Wings by Kassie Angle (my review)

I connected with one of the main characters in this book, and the writing was amazing! It also taught me more about the military, something I’m not very familiar with, while holding some great lessons!

Yep, those were some of my favorite books I read in 2020! (I tried to pick my top favorites but it was hard, so I may really have enjoyed others more than some of these. 😉 ) Have you read them? Let me know below!! And also, be sure to head over to the Literary Lodge (link below in the graphic) to find out who won the giveaway and to find a list of free and $0.99 ebooks! (Hint: if you missed Danger in Detroit on Thursday, now is the time to get it!)

Head over to the Literary Lodge (home of Rebekah A. Morris, the main host of the party) to find some more great recommendations and enter the giveaway!